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Why do countries trade?
International trade
is the exchange of goods, capital and services across international borders. In most countries, such trade represents a significant share of GDP.
Why do countries trade?:
1. Why do countries trade.doc
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The role of the World Trade Organisation:
The World Trade organisation worksheet.doc
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The impact of globalisation on jobs:
The globalisation of work and people
HL only: The theory of comparative and absolute advantage:
Class notes:
1c. HL Theory of Absolute and Com. Adv 2015.doc
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Further exercises:
Comp and Abs Advantage exercises.pdf
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Why do countries trade?
International trade is the exchange of goods, capital and services across international borders. In most countries, such trade represents a significant share of GDP.
Why do countries trade?:
The role of the World Trade Organisation:
The impact of globalisation on jobs: The globalisation of work and people
HL only: The theory of comparative and absolute advantage: